The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-12-24
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Yale students recently returned
279 stolen signs to avoid police raid.
God excludes no person from
Heaven or happiness simply on ac-
count of poverty.
The missionary work of the Relig-
ious Tract Society OF London is carried
on in $50 different languages.
DR. ID. X. Pearsons and wife, Of
Chicago. have given $4,000 TO the
Congregational Seminary. and an equal
amount to the Presbyterian Theolog-
ical Seminary, both of Chicago.
In the Province Of Ontario arc
some four thousand Sabbath-schools.
in which labor thirty-six thousand Off
GERS and teachers for the spiritual cul-
ture of three hundred thousand schol-
airs. Paddle Opinion
Heaven is the day OF which grace
is the dawn; the rich. ripe fruit OF
which grace is the lovely flower; the
inner shrine of that most glorious tenn
pie to which grace forms the approach
and outer court Guthrie.
On halloween the students in
Pennsylvania college connected tin
horns with the steam radiators in their
rooms. and at given signal turned on
the steam. All the region was in de-
spair until It occurred to the janitor to
shut off the steam in the basement
The Methodist Episcopal Church
in Germany reports: Members. 7,l07;
on trial. 2, 1853; travelling preachers, 90;
on trial, 10; local preachers, 40; preach
ing places. 526; Sunday-schools, Pa;
officers and teachers, si9; scholars. TO-
592; library volumes, 10, 200. --i.dlGs-
| apoiis journal,
"A German paper states that tat
Vienna last year no less than 1868 Jews
became Christians" and another jour
nal says that Eat no period since the
first century have conversions from
Judaism to Christianity been SO fire.
quent as they are at present
"A New England school teacher put
| list of nouns on the blackboard, with
| n written direction to add "s or es" to
make the plural. One little fell
l lOW lopktu XIV titt iSt iotk
time and then said sadly, when
asked il his lesson was prepared:
"No'm. Ell can't add sores to those
words and make them mean more than
one"
No man ever yet asked to
be. as the days rass by. more and even
more noble. and sweet, and pure, and
heavenly-minded; no man ever yet
prayed that the evil spirit of hatred,
and pride. and passion, and worldli-
ness might be east out Of his soul,
without his petition being granted, and
granted TO the letter r w Fdrrar.
Rev. George Greenfell. lately re-
turned from the Congo. reports
christianity spreading even where
missionaries had not labored. As he
approached one town In which no
Baptist missionary had ever labored,
coming out of II to preach the gospel to
their native brethren, and that town, a
few years ago, was sunk In hcathcn-
| ISM"
The Boston Record says: "One OF
the busiest students in Harvard Uni
versity is Mr. Bradley w. Palmer OF the
senior class Mr. Palmer is the mana
ger of the university football team,
business manager Of the La'mpoon,
captain of the 'SS ball nine, which has
held the college championship for three
years, and is connected with several 81
the social and literary organizations Of
the university. Mr.. Palmer was re-
Gently the recipient Of marked dis
tinction at the hands Of his classmates.
He was chosen chairman Of the COM
mittee whic!, has charge of the class
day festivities. He ranks high in his
class and takes an active part in the
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